SALVAJE QUITO

Salvaje Quito is a wildlife rescue center located in Quito, Ecuador

Salvaje Quito is a non-profit wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center dedicated to the care and conservation of injured, orphaned, and abandoned wildlife. The center, established in 1997, is home to over 150 animals, including monkeys, birds, reptiles, and mammals, all of which have been found injured, abandoned, or illegally kept as pets. Salvaje Quito provides medical treatment, rehabilitation, and eventual release back into the wild for these animals. Visitors can learn about Ecuador's diverse wildlife, observe the animals, and participate in feeding and enrichment activities. The center also offers educational programs for schools and groups, focusing on conservation, wildlife protection, and responsible tourism. Salvaje Quito is open to the public daily, and admission fees help support the center's important mission. The center is located in the north of Quito and is accessible by public transportation.